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before.
In too much of Mr.. Brownings poe
try. as here, he seems to forget that
legends recorded by Pausanias, which
made Aphrodite the eldest of the Fates,
Ofthe Moirai, as he calls them. Thus
did Greece make beautiful, with the
grace of Aphrodite, even fateful doings;
but there is little of her charm in these
words Of Mr.. Browning's. Surely it is
q heresy to divorce loveliness and
charm from poetry; to make triumph
rhyme to ION high-umph!" and ''im-
pulse to ..wine ere It reach brain
must brim pulse" Would any mortal
man talk of brimming pulse. except
for the sake of grotesque rhymep So
very strange and un-Hellenic In form
Is this remarkable poem-so admirable
and valuable as a chain Of thoughts,
that one is driven to doubt whether,
after all, deep knowledge Of the class
les can impart grace and charm to
style. Compare Keats Greek Urn,"
or ..Lamia," or lode to Bacchus;'
compare Except much of "Endy-
mion") any of his Greek pieces with
Mr.. Browning's. Which is the most
Hellenic in form. which poet wears .
leaf of the Delphian laurelp Not Mr..
Browning-a learned poet; but Keates
"a poet unlearned. Not vigor only.
nor vigor, thought and voluntary
roughness can reproduce the Titantic
strains Of Eschvltis. The most music
81 chorus. in Shelley's 'Promethcu.
Unbound comes nearer the note Of
Asschyius than the method Of Mr.
Browaing.
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Using WITH EASE"

A New Story In Which the Old Time
L'Enfant Terrible Figures.
"While passing a few days at the
house of very charming young lady,
in London" writes a correspondent,
''her little girl. five years of age. one
morning in the nursery. asked me to
tell her a story.
Not Cinderella or Beauty and
Beast, she said, but anoder tory
''My supply not being vast in this
branch of English literature, 1 started
boldly with the tale of Little Golden
Hair and the Three Bears But when
I arrived at the porridge. my story for
sock me, if indeed it had ever been
mine; so ventured to say to the little
English lassie that Golden Hair told the
bears. it they would be good, she
would sing them . song.
'.Mv small listener looked slightly in
crodulous. but suddenly exclaimed:
We'll. on be the bear. and I'll sing
the songr
''And forthwith began to regale me
with nursery ditty at the top of her
small voice, much to the distress of my
ear-drums. As soon as could make
myself heard, told her how far from
nice that was. Said !,
You hurt my ears .
Sing with ease,
II you wish to please,
For all those who shout,
Soon wear themselves OUT
'.Much to my astonishment. the little
thing seemed highly delighted with a
homely rhyme, and made me repeat it
several times. she singing it softly to
herself. In the afternoon of that day .
tea was given for me by my hostess,
and one Of the ladies present. on being
asked to sing, arose at once. and seat
ing herself at the piano, gave us a
piece in which her voice was more re-
markable for force than beauty of tone.
Scarcely had the singer finished the
first verse, when my little Golden
HAIR tugging at the lady's gown. ex-
claimed:
'Ou top; on hurts my ears
Sing with ease,
II on wishes to pease.
''This atom of humanity was going
ON to explain, when she 3was suddenly
seized BY = strong pair OF arms and
carried ont of the drawing room. But
from the corridor. amidst gentle re-
monstrances on some ones part, and
tears on that of tho infant, shrill lit
tle voice, distinctly aud ble. sobbcd OUT
We'll, NTH Bonney-boo-hoo!--
told me-boo-hoo'' (Miss Bonney told
Ne so(."
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Her Reasons.

Oh yes, I mittened him! I'm free,
My dear. You want the factsi
He took me to the play, and he
Went out between the acts.
-Best0n Courier,
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"7hs Two Johns This evening " The Two
Johne," which IL one OF the funniest comedies
that can be imagined. Will be play ed At Fulton
opera house this evening by J. C. stewards
company. The echaracter OF the two cousins will
be taken by MI. Stewart and Paul Dresssr. and
they mako lots OF fun. The company in sup.
pert Is strong.
TIE Rdoan Iuustro,sd Lsctures Mr. Henry
Fl Ragau's course OF lectures, which will be
given in Fulton opera house under thu auspices
OF the Young Mems Cbri.tian Association, com
mencing on Friday evening. 10 receiving mer.
ited encourazement Every seat in the house,
both down stairs and on the gallery. has already
been taken for friday evening. The compli.
msntary noticsI received from the press
throughout the country leaves no doust As to
the superiority OF Mr.. Ragan's leoturss The
New York Evening PeH says; The pictures are
OF remarkable ex ellenee, and the l. cture inter.
esting and fresh" The Chicago Evsning youy.
nal says; at Is hardly going too far to say that
MT. RaRsns illustrated lecture. given last even.
ing &c Central Music Hall. was the most inter.
esting III ustrated lecture ever given In Chicago
The vievs were nearly oil ooloyed ana fairly or !.
chanted the neutrality-suspicious. greeting almost
every change"
The Great Concert. The splendid musical oon.
cert At Fulton opera house on Thurs,ay even.
ing. in which VIM. II. sherwood. the great
pianist. appears. promises 20 be very largely at
tended II viii be we'll worth hearing.
The TroSbodours Tho chart for the sale Of
reserved seats TO salsbury's Tronba1oun viii
be opened st tho opera house on Thursday. and
40 they will present thsir new piece entitled
The Humming Bird" there viii no doubt bs
great demand for seats.
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A RELIC OF ANTIQUITY.
Tho Handles Of the Gold.n Csnser Z fhasDoh
Hophra Received IN Boston

fh0SD0h
Hophra Reoeivsd IN Boston.
One Of the most interesting and valuable
relics OF antiquity recently exhumed In the
Delta OF the Nile has just arrived in Boston.
tisths undoubtedly = authentic douhle.srmed
handle o; the golden censsr of Pharaoh
Hophra, found by MI Finder Petrie, the
archaeological digger of the Egyptian Explora.
tion fund, q. Tel Dsienneh, in the northeast
ern corner OF the Delta OF the Nile. Il is Of
pure, solid gold, shining aud rich beyond
description, curiously, intrica.ely and lsbori.
ously wrought, each arm decorated with
the graceful lotuslesf design, and is
WORTH at the smallest. C alcuiation, simply as
gold bullion, $500. How it Is known 10
be authentic, and ths property OF tho late
Pharaoh Hophra, who died somewhere about
ton, the Transcript says, is too long to give
In detail, but the Iorty.third chapter OF the
book OF Jeremiah tells how the great pessi-
mis-. OF Judea Jeremiah himself, found his
way to the "House OF Pharaoh i" In this same
Defenneh Che called 1t Tahpanhes), and how
eome Jewish princesses, the daughters OF
Zsbediah, took refuge In this same fortress,
called the house OF Pharaoh. The mound
that marks the place, and in which this beau.
tiful gold ornament was found, Is called to
this Jay BY the Arabs the castle OF the Jews
daughter.
The Rev. Mr.. winslow, who Is tha Ameri.
can guide, philosopher, and friend Of the
Egypt Exploration Fuad, IL held Ia great 60.
teem by the English patrons and managers
OF the enter prise, and has managed to secure
not only this relic OF Phsrosh Hophra, but
many other interesting articles from the ruins
OF the Palace Castle at Daphne that might
otherwise have gone into that great grave of
antiquity, the British Museum, and has
them now In charge, though they are not oil
out OF the custom house. ~.
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Live ssocR nlarket.

cuIoAeo, March 1.-THE Drcss-.' JoHrnn! 70
5000 mars-t steady; shippfs. s.ssn, $50 10
l.s0 As.. ss500o 10; stockers and feed.fs, 81 60
q SOS D; through Texas. ., sos %.
Hogs-keceipt., lAuU hsadi snipmsn0, sm
mixed. 9 S,0s 30; packing and shipptng. e 900
600; light, Is COOS 60 skips. 8 500 -
head msrEst lover natives. 8 oo0t % |;
western. s3 oo0& 70; TexAns. q @0< 90 lAmbs.
- 0o05 80.
EAST LDHHrY.-Cattle - Receipts, SlS head
shipmeuts. 500 market moderately active and
loc TO lsc higher than last week; shipments 70
New York. none. -
Hogs-Receipts 500 head: shipments Ssot
head market active Phtladelphias. o zoos -
,,s. aSrssss; q - e0mmon 70 70 iEm Yrs
sheep -keceip,s. t1U0 head shipments, $500
market very dull; prime, ~ 1850; fair TO
as 1k55 IS.
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RusseI, sag. Seed BY vorm.r L.no,.,,,..

8ussen sage Seed BY Iormer Labcsstrian.
Miss Sophia Msttern, daughte, OF the late
John Mattern, for many years q member Of
the Lancaster police force, has brought suit
In New York against Hon. Russell Sage for
about e6 000, which she claims that gentle.
man owes her. MIR. Sage was her broker In
some stock operations and M,ss Mattern
claims there were large PROFITS in them. MIR.
Sage on the other hand claims that the lady
owes him about $1,000 in consequence OF
Losses incurred In his speculalions with her
money.
The Sun says: "Miss Mattern is about Is,
and has sharp blue eyes and an lron.arsy
bang. When she came into Referee Hsves'
once she took of, In Q very business like
way, heavy mink cloak, and took the wit
ness stand In her own behalf She was
dressed in . suit OF dsrk.gresu vslvet and
satin with jsnnty bonnet to match. Sac 10
an artist, and has studio at 10 West Four.
teenth street"
The case IL being heard by Granville p.
Hswes, referee, and will 60 on next satur.
day.
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An oily.tonsued young fellow who repre-.
sented himself to be the agent Of G. Grey q
Co, lightning rod men, was arrested this
morning for fraud. His manner of
doing business WA to get farmers to
sign blank and Afterwards the blsnk
turned out TO be . promiesory note A
farmer named Long, OF Mannheim township,
was swindled In that way, and he caused the
agents arrest He was taken before Squire
Ilyus to-day, and compromised the case BY
returning the prom,ssory note and agreeing
to leave the county q: once.
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fhe EHesilent Jaae Coombs Company mas :
Disb and OWING to Busiseas rroublse.

The EHeeilent Jaas Coombs Compsay mas 10
Disbsna owing to lsusisess rroubisa
The Jane Coombs dramatic company,
which had been playing In rather hard luck
for some time past disbanded In this city
yesterday. The party was under the man.
agemen. OF J. Ii. Dobbins, aud the small
audiences 10 which they appeared at Fnltou
Opera house last week were suf1cient to dis
courage any one. Yesterday morning the
company did not leave town, aud II soon
became Whispered about that they were
separatipg. When asked concerning the
mater the actors told different storiea One
ssid they were going to williamsport In the
evening, while another said they were billed
for Lewistown, and . third placed them ct
Lock Haven. The truth Of the matter was
that they did no: know where they were
going, - the manage: had no dates for this
week. He tried to run the party into Lebs.
non but Hamersly's opera company got
ahead Of him. Miss Coombs who in pri-
vAte life IL Mrs +. A, Brown, and her hus-
band had some dia1ouly in regard to busi
ness matters with Manager Dobbins and the
lady refused to play with the company any
longer. Without her Of course there was no
use travelling, 30 the company disbsnded.
The members have separated and are going
in different directions. Manager Dobbins
and several actors left yesterday. Mr.. and
Mrs Brown are stopping at . private board.
ing house on East King street, having gone
there from tho Stevens house, and they will
probably leave for New York this evening.
Wright Huntington, the leading man, 10 al
the Grape hotel, but he will also 20 to New
have been engaged by wsite's Comedy com
vi tpa In n
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MopssvSIi -On March !, At hsr i.,a ,., r.-,1.,,.c,
NO t1 East Orange eueet, Anna widow al
9obert Aodsrweii. In the sath year Of her age
Relatives ana friends are re- spectfuiIy invited
to attend the fonsrai from Tho house of her
nephew, BENJAMIN Champneys. No. 81 Fa,t
Orange street. ON Wednesday afternoon. March
y, AZ O'Clock. l.s
ROTaRooE.-vebruary 10. lss7 81 Logan, Mifiiu
county, Pa. of erysipelss and mxiarts fever
nsrsh. jane koihIock, aged 10 years. u months
snd 20 days.
Formerly OF Rohrersiown ana salurg,, Pa
ltoAw
CIs1nDBIn.-On March I. In Little Brtssin
towne0p. MA xiioa Cleaooan1n. Agsd n ytAru
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The ZAhm Failure,

Sheriff romlinson has posted bills for the
sale Of the stock ofjswelry o. E. J. Zahm on
Tuesday next By the agreement OF execu.
ton creditors William Thompson, who was
employed in the repair department, has been
placed In charge OF the stock. @. NJ. ZAhm,
one Of the execution creditors hss also
agreed to remain at the store A New York
creditor with . claim OF 1900 put In an ap
psarance late on Monday afternoon, hut -
he did not have Judgment he could do
nothing. A gentleman In . position to
know says that Mr.. Zahm's liabilities to New
York and Philadelphia wholesale dealers is
from $4,000 to 5000, and that the heavy
losers will DO his own family. The store
property has not been Mr.. Z.hm's for ten
years. 1t is owned by Henry Herr.
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new York storks.

SBw YORK. March 9. l:D p. m.-xoney loaned
At per cent Exchange steady. .. ss,tot ~.
governments steady. Currency 81, q ak bid 10
Comp. q 2sk bid, Ks DO, n os1k bid.
The stock market opened ana arm, but ad.
vanced during the mornins k to ~ per cent.
under the lead OF jersey Central and western
Union, both OF which we're lutte actively bought
and an advance Of e to ~ per cent. was estao.
ished by midday. since noon prices have 70.
acted fraoGpnAuY.
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John Bryan, . man about IS years Of ace.
h.A LA. AeS Uruxen as An orc osnA nssr Lsb.
anon, Monday last He was brought to Ian.
caster and taken to st Joseph's hospital for
treatment. DR.. Stewart has the patient in
charge. The broken limb has not yet been
SET
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closIHe.
Philsdelphis Produce MARKET

PInAplLrnIA. March hA-Flour market steady ;
aies. aoO barrels Minnesota Bakers, ~ oof4 50 Z;
Pennsylvania Fanny. . es3S y Western do,
NSotso; patente: sslkos 10
whest-MsIch. exc, April. ssc.; May. ese
June. CSC.
Corn March, t'a, April. s.,se May. s'ko;
oat.-SNsrch. se,le, Aprn. ,exc.: Nay, sSc
June, s71o.
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SHORT cur NOrES.

G. Chester has been committed by Alder.
man Deem for tswelry theftA
Alderman Piokerton will hear Richard
willard, Reuben Hutton and Fred Pesse, for
drunkenness. no
The average price at the Logan horse sale
on Monday was sl76
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Rev. Ds Bsslss's Lsss.rs.

u Every seat OF the Duke street Methodist
nnsch was occupied on Monday evening,
- oeoesiea bsipg lecture BY Rev. d.. But
~ - Boes0b. The doctors missionary Cd.
4 oqe o. 1ndias q Sunday, wss % interest.
~ thai ~ who hsard him then were dssir.
0 - e6eln listening to the eloquent
~ ne subject lest svsning was
~ 1eTn)eeioa In Mexico including the
eyoG1h6eW - psnol dsepotism, the victory Of
~ on1 sl1lGleAlo tihasly, and the introduc.
~ nloetqnD sesult heing consumma-
4psSva elvu vss." a liberal col.
nv e1penese was taken O The con.
AFone oeoturA The church ohoif yen.
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DEA fAs,

=, ,HAussn.s.Ipsn. q. BY Rev .. r.
Hsuser. 70 Sue nnyder. both OF this citv. ,tds
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All late mssting OF The board OF directors
oe the Unioo Building and Loan Association,
JoAa >. snyder wss elected solicitor, 10 nil
We vaeaney eaused By ths death Of wm. A.
Wilso0.
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tho eaae sheuAd b tried sd he had hoped b
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oAer e nor his colleagues hsves from the
= Seeous 0oouuensns 10 the pfeeen'
u0es peen aoie 70 have rational Interview
with Aim. He ana hts colleagues are unable
to dstermine whether In good faith defense
OF insanity shou!d be made It wss thought
Loaf possibly something Intelligent could b
got from Jacobs II he could bs taken
sway from prison, and he was brought
to ono OF his colleagues ofaces In charge
Of the officers OF the Law and examined bu,
nothing more could DO learned than when q
the prison. II forced on. insanity would
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~ ~ shoea sseslvsA here that
~ oGQ y ~ late ~ zahm, who
~ y Ul61IJ1e q ~ Dulash Milan.
fNupoou1Y - = ~ ely. He =
NJ - = - = D. Lake. No.
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Ho0 YOPQ moeQoe


new -Yoas, March s-Tlcur moro steady |,
FINE. % 99s 10, supernnc, g I0s @i
70 nncy s1tra sta,s. g ao0a o. common 70 sood
extra western. - MoS 90
Wheat-Eo kca state: s,fc; NO ? a"
s@, No, . Ned. Winter. March. exc, Apri,
GSrnSS" mi..d oash. ne, March. scc !;
% Sas:HSS Ss WI; = si.s $50 sssss. ~, No. do ska.
Rye Guii wssssfn. Siossc, state. s'xessu.
PORK daii new moss. u, %: Old mess, Gs %
SIary,-Msrch, o. %, April, o. "; May, Csl
Nolasses arm at lsc tor boiling stocs.
Turrentine Arm at spc.
Rosin dull strained g eccd, o. 90, esx:
Petroleum nominal Renned. In cases, ekc.
rreishts dull; grain TO Liverpool. 2xd;
Butter duili Wss,ern Cresmery, sTSS
Eisin Creamery, a.0&c state dairy. half nrkin
Cheese qniss. western vlat, l,o,ec, GOOD tc
choice light skims. IN 0lso. Fancy White, IN
sxss dull state. lie; western. ,sx00'.o.
Sugar ouist, kenncd CuuoAf. exc; SrAnu
lated, Sll-l6.
kice nominal Carolina fair 70 Good. S0SHc.
Cofree arm fAir CarGoee, A%c.
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OhAEiNAhlA Reaueat,

BY the will OF Christian Wolf Of Esst Don.
essl. admitted to probate on Monday, elOo 10
beQusathsd TO B. Johns Evangelical church
Of Aaytowp. The Interest 10 to bs sppiisd to
keeping his grave in order.
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] purity, strength aud wholesomeneos. More.
economical than the ordinary kinds, and osnnot
test, short weight, alum or phosphate poWdeys.
Hold only IN c0nS. RoYAL BAKIuo P0WpDs Co,
l8 Wall Street, New York mayS7lydAW
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VNANTED-THE POOR AS WELL AS
w the Rich TO call At BECHTOLD's and
secure bargains In Ladies'. Gents, Misses and
Roys' stockings of all sises. We arc considered
hesdQ aarters Tor stockings, As our sign OF the
Mig stocking tells. and arr nroud OF H. We sell
ths very beet seamless British and Domestic
other stape Furnishing Goods. all closing out
AT BECHToLD's,
No 81 North Queen 81.
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CAtoAso, March g. 90 q. M ,.-Aarset opened.
wheat March. 800; April. 7sSo Nay. ckc.
Corn -aarch sske April. @xe; May. soxo
oats@ssy. Sxe. June, sskosAe.
Pork-Msy and June, o3l %
Iard-Msron. q ~, April q TO- May. u Q, F;
short Rics-April. = .; Nay. $50; june,
ofa
CLoeiHe.
wae.,-March. sc,lc April. soSc; May, $40.
Corn sarch. sste, April. SXe, NAY. tosc.;
june Slxc.
0sts- March. aAkc; April. ssSc; May. roc.
June. s0Ac.
Pork asrch. 80 $ Nay, 90 IS, June. go 40
Lard-Msrch, Ce7K; April. q IS May, 81 s2t;
Ri6s-Nkrch. q s'k Nay. q "; June, = m
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CHILDREn's SUITS.
uNDERWEA AR.

Is DoSon Shirts and Drawers. s0c. Now
8 Dozen FOur.ip. Hand Ties, 60c. c........Now
Lot Fancy Dude Rows. 2Sc ........., Now
DoSen Boys' windsor Ties. l5c. .....Now
Lot Childs Large bows, 2sc ,.........NOw
30 Dozen Mems seamless Hose......... Now
0l SO. Observation-Disclosures. Nov
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UTSrATE OF ANNA NJ. ESSIG, LATE
Ih OF the City of Ian caster. deceased. Let
tiers estamentarv said estate having been
granted to the undersigned all persons in.
dsbted thereto are req uested to make tmme-
diate payment. and these having claims or
demands against the same viii present them
without delay for settlement to the under.
signed. reading In the City OF Lancaster.
II. HABERBUsH,
Is. iECKEk,
Jso. A. CoYLn, Executors.
Attorney. ianl,6idM
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TRY OUR RYE WHISKY.
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Five Hundred Broken Lots, Representing SIS.
900 In Value Must be- sold in Tso Weeks
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NULTON OPERA HOUSE
Tho Management has the honor to announce
the appearance OF